Phone Bhoot (U/A)
04/Nov/2022 Comedy, Drama 2hrs 17mins

3.00

The Greatest Meme Of All Memes Ft. Extremely Hilarious Siddhant Chaturvedi & Ishaan Khatter, Also Katrina Kaif!

Phone Bhoot is howlarious with its comedy but it doesn�t have anything spooktacular to add when it comes to its secondary genre. A fun watch despite all the grievances.(more)

Source: Umesh Punwani, Koimoi

1.00

Katrina Kaif-Ishaan-Siddhant film is painfully unfunny

Before you ask why Bengali, let me tell you that the writers are clearly pushing for national integration, with Gullu spouting Tamil, Major a smattering of Punjabi ( there�s even a lush grey-haired ghostly creature who breaks into a �bhangra�). There�s an assembly of �bhoots� in fancy dress in an un...(more)

Source: Shubhra Gupta , Indian Express

2.50

Katrina Kaif, Ishaan Khatter And Siddhant Chaturvedi's Film Is Wacky, Wild And Weird

Phone Booth isn't an earth-shattering, game-changing deal for the genre but it has the feel of a full-on mad hatters' party where everything goes. It isn't the least bit apologetic about it. That is the film's principal strength. Pulling it off is anything but easy, as the many missteps in the film'...(more)

Source: Saibal Chatterjee, NDTV Movies

2.50

Katrina Kaif's horror-comedy is a spirited show all the way

The film also explores diversity in the ghost world, as a Tamil soul is exorcised by a photo of Rajinikanth, and the Punjabi one is controlled by a peppy bhangra number! Language remains a derisive issue after death as well, as a Bengali witch cannot pronounce moksha. There is an Aslam as well hol...(more)

Source: Anuj Kumar, The Hindu

2.25

Katrina Kaif's horror comedy is silly, full of plot holes, but occasionally enjoyable

Phone Bhoot is a promising film. It is a smartly written but not quite so well-executed effort that has its pros and several cons as well. It is a decent addition to the growing horror comedy genre in Bollywood. It�s not quite Stree in terms of hilarity and innovation but it�s not as bad as Roohi ei...(more)

Source: Abhimanyu Mathur, Hindustan Times